Only 2.4% of high school seniors in Providence's public schools perform at grade level in math. The speaker argues school choice, typically seen as conservative, is actually a progressive solution to systemic education failure that Democrats have overlooked.
It's hard to case that what we've been doing on education is delivering for families.
Yep.
I say it all the time. Like here in Providence today, if you can believe this. Today In Providence, only 2.4% of high school seniors at additional public schools can math at grade level, 2.4%. That's invensible. Every Democrat should be outraged, yet we just don't see the sense of urgency around it. Providence, frankly, is no outlier. The same, same, same situation is repeated in city after state, and we just need a different approach. We need new ideas. We can't be afraid of them, particularly when. You know, in my opinion, there's nothing inherently conservative or Republican about choice. In fact, I think it's deeply progressive.
